What happens next?

How to rebuild the relationship with your dad after a remarriage 
Evaluate what you want. 
Many times when parents divorce or split up, children often feel that they are partially to blame for the separation. Though having children can make a marriage undergo changes, you are never at fault for problems between your parents.

Choose your answer from: (i). While important decisions may differ from parent to parent, you should take good care of yourself and seek legal advice to ensure that both parents are safe. As a result, you and your parents should discuss your options and see if they can help you fight your dispute. (ii). Children are, in fact, typically the reason many couples on the brink of divorce often choose to stay together. Recognize that your parents' relationship likely had its own share of issues and you have and had no control over correcting them. (iii). Your parents might still be excited about you both, as well, but never have want to express themselves. If you don't see it as a fight, there is no way to build a relationship with your dad. (iv). There is, however, a good chance that your parents will still have children when they come out of the divorce. This is especially true if the two of you are establishing relationship lines you disagree on.
(ii).